The script in this post handles synchronization of files and folders. You can specify source and destination file. It's using timestamp of file and md5 sum to check if the file was modified.
I've created this script because I needed to sync several files/folders with owncloud folder.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
My services
In this post, all services running on my Raspberry and some services on my laptop are shown.
This is just an overview for better imagination.
This is just an overview for better imagination.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Setting up owncloud with nginx
Owncloud is the main service running on my raspberry. I'm using it for file uploading and sharing, contact and calendar synchronization with Android and to store bookmarks.
All this is running on nginx web server, which should be more lightweight than Apache, mariaDB and php-fpm.
All this is running on nginx web server, which should be more lightweight than Apache, mariaDB and php-fpm.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
My .vimrc file
For several years I have been using vim as my favorite console text editor. Vim is based on vi editor and stands for vi improved. To customize it, you can edit global configuration stored in /etc/vimrc (for Archlinux) or if you like to use your config file as user, create file .vimrc in your home directory.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Transmission daemon with proxy forward on nginx
On my Raspberry I use transmission daemon for downloading torrents. It provides web interface, where you can add new torrents to download.
In this article I'll describe hot to set up transmission daemon and use it with nginx.
In this article I'll describe hot to set up transmission daemon and use it with nginx.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Raspberry system information
Sometimes it is useful to see some basic information when logging onto your PI. In my case I wanted to see if some processes are running, so I created simple script, that writes those and few additional information.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Setting up tmux - terminal multiplexer
Tmux stands for terminal multiplexer and it provides similar functionality as GNU Screen, it multiplies terminal sessions. It has slightly different philosophy of inner functionality as screen (it has been designed as client-server program) and it handles few things better than screen (see FAQ for more details).
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